Boy, Five, Killed as 82 Auto Deaths Listed This Year
A five year old boy, Lloyd Kist of 4665 Howard avenue, died after being hit by a car driven by Helen Shearer at Hamilton and Bruce avenues while crossing home from school. Eighty two people have died in automobile crashes in Hamilton County since January 1. Several other pedestrians were injured in separate incidents on Ninth Vine and South California avenues and nearby streets. Major injuries included a crushed leg and hip to Florence Wilmouth, 24, and bruises to Grace Mutheit, 33, with other minor injuries to Betty Winge, 8, and Martin Zimov, 5, from separate collisions involving drivers Conway Calloway, Joseph Reis Jr., and Yates Sawders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Kist
Louis Kist
Howard Avenue
Hamilton
Bruce Avenues
Helen Shearer
Groesbeck Road
F. C
Swing
Hamilton Avenue
General Hospital
Hamilton County
Florence Wilmouth
Vine Street
William Montrose
Cleveland Avenue
Norwood
Ninth and
Vine Streets
Miss Wilmouth
Ninth Street
Grace Mutheit
Miss Mutheit
Betty Winge
Laidlaw Avenue
Conway Calloway
Syracuse Avenue
South California Avenue
Calloway
Martin Zimov
Rapid Run Road
Gangland's Girl to Face Theft Charge in Cincinnati
A girl known as Margaret Hamilton and other names is in custody in Chicago amid investigations into a jewel theft syndicate. Detective James O'Brien heads to Cincinnati to have her extradited, with delays granted for state attorneys. Police link her to five men shot in gang wars and to past shoplifting charges in Oak Park and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily
Cincinnati
James O’brien
Margaret Hamilton
Mary Collins
Mary Ryan
Jane Kopeland
Jane Rogers
Chicago
Oak Park
Ill
Dion O’banion
North Side
Irvine
Sonny) Schlig
John Sheey
Johnny, Phillips
Jen” Bates
Covington
Underworld
Stege
New York
Frank Brown
Robert
Mabley & Carew Company
Salaried men invited to view Homes Content in Brockwell Park
Salaried men are invited to visit two new Homes Content residences in Brockwell Park North Silverton. The eight day public inspection starts Sunday at 2 PM under The Commercial Tribune and Picturesque Homes Inc. of Cincinnati. Each brick five room home includes bath built in garage and large front porch with full city utilities nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune and
Picturesque Homes, Inc
Cincinnati
O’leary Avenue
Brockwell Park
Silverton
Norwood
Oakley
Millcreek Valley
Elections Board selects building on Sycamore St
The Krippendorf Dittmann Building at Sycamore and New streets was chosen by the Elections Board for enlarged quarters. Remodeling will cost about 300000 dollars, with occupancy expected around September 1. The yearly rent for 18351 square feet is 11985 dollars, replacing current space totaling 8000 feet at 8528 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krippendorf-Dittmann
Sycamore
New Streets
Board of Elections
Krippendorf-Dittmann Company
Elections Board
Harry L. Federman
Palace Theater
Brighton
New Quarters
New Street
Sycamore Street
Broadway
East Sixth Street
Braxton W. Campbell
Braxton Campbell Company
Buildingdustries Exhibit
Krippendorf
Xenia
4 Board
Third
Alnut Streets
Weather outlook and drought threat across eastern states
The Weather Bureau warns that drought remains amid a six month rainfall shortfall across the eastern half of the nation. Rainfall has run at about half normal while soils lack moisture reserves. The drought extends from eastern Pennsylvania through Maryland Virginia the Carolinas to Alabama and Ohio Valley states especially Ohio and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Ohio
Washington
Weather Bureau
South Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Maryland
Virginia
Carolinas
West Virginia
Fires Threaten Towns in Separated Ontario and New Brunswick
Fire emergencies reach two distant communities as Dyment Ontario sees homes readied for food lines amid nearby blazes. refugees in Ignace include a mother and newborn. In New Brunswick St Andrews reports five houses and four stores burned with fifteen other buildings damaged and damages over 75000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Andrews
N. B
Woods Fires Rage at Camp Dix Reserve in New Jersey
Woods fires started by candles used to create smoke screens for mimic battles have burned about 6000 acres of the army reservation at Camp Dix and vicinity and are still active today as fire wardens fight to contain them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Holly
N. J
Camp Dix
Volunteers Rally Against West Virginia Forest Fire Near Wildell
In Elkins on June 4 volunteers were recruited to combat a forest fire burning along a three mile front near Wildell Randolph County threatening the Monongahela national forest area after scorching over 2000 acres of timber land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
W. Va
Wildell
Randolph County
Monongahela National Forest
Tampico Bans Dancing in Bathing Suits at Miramar Beach
Tampico officials prohibit dancing in bathing suits at Miramar Beach after residents swam then danced. They deem the practice immoral and ban it at the city’s seaside resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampico
Mexico
Miramar Beach
Local Bank Appointed Executor in Ohio Probate Case
The Second National Bank at Ninth and Main streets is appointed and qualified by the Probate Court of Hamilton County Ohio as executor and trustee of the estate of Harry D Waddell deceased. J William Lueders Probate Judge and Ex Officio Clerk Hamilton Ohio Charles M Leslie Attorney Cincinnati Ohio June 3 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second National Bank
Ninth and Main Streets
City
Hamilton County
Ohio
Harry D. Waddell
Said County
J. William H. Lueders
Hamilton Key
Charles M. Leslie
Cincinnati
Death notices list Eckman Hart Nash among 1930 obituaries
William J Eckman died suddenly at his Avondale residence on June 3 1930 aged 62 funeral to Grove Cemetery chapel June 6 at 8 pm Martha Beynon Hart widow of John Syd ney Hart died June 3 1930 at daughter Mrs Thomas Harley Snyder home 6258 Robison Pleasant Ridge funeral June 5 at 2 30 pm Alexander Q Nash died June 4 1980 remains at W Mack Johnson funeral home McMillan Upland place funeral details to follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckman
William J
Dickgom Avenue
Avondale
Oes Grove Cemetery
Hart
Martha Beynon
John Sydney Hart
Thomas Harley Snyder
Robison Road
Pleasant Ridge
Nash
Alexander Q
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan
Upland Place
Beechview Home Kitchen Adopts Hoosier Cabinets
Beechview model home at 6208 Rogers Place Pleasant Ridge features two Hoosier kitchen cabinet units with porcelain top work tables and a green color scheme. The eight room brick and stone bungalow is open daily 2 to 10 under The Commercial Tribune and Morgen Real Estate. Furnishings supplied by Bellenby Furniture Company and window treatments by Handy Window Shade Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beechview
Rogers Place
Pleasant Ridge
Commercial Tribune
Morgen Real Estate Company
Bellenby Furniture Company
Main Street
Handy Window Shade Company
Vine Street
Bishop Cannon questioned as lobby probe grows tense
The Senate lobby inquiry into Bishop Cannon sparks defiant testimony and further questioning on campaign funding and political activity. Cannon asserts rights and refuses to disclose details on funds from the Temple, Jameson and others while senators press for accounts.
Woman Sues Over Dry Snooper Slur in Muncie
Mrs. Ciara E. Hutson of Muncie sues Dewey Kennedy for slander seeking 2000 dollars after he circulated reports she caused a police raid on a neighbor where home-brew was found. She says she is laughed at and abused as a dry snooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Ciara E. Hutson
Dewey Kennedy
Presbyterian views on secularism and mission fields discussed
Dr Downs defines humanism as self sufficiency without God and criticizes secularism religionism and localism as barriers to global Christian progress. The final session highlights foreign missions with 106244 pupils in church schools and selects Pittsburgh for the 1931 General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Falconer
Ketchikan
Alaska
Hugh Kerr
United Presbyterian
Dutch Reformed
Methodist
Protestant Episcopal Church
Hoover
Presbyterian Church
Board of Missions
Board of Foreign Missions
Dr. Downs
Model Home Reached by Trolley Auto Bus
The Beechview Model Home can be reached by auto mobile or street car. Kennedy Heights street car on Montgomery road stops within a block and a half of the home. Kennedy Heights bus and Montgomery Road route lead to Beechview drive and Rogers place at the street intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beechview
Kennedy Heights
Montgomery Road
Beechview Drive
Rogers Place
Talmdud Torah Honors Pupils For Excellence In Their School Work
Prize Day at the Bureau Building recognized numerous Tal mud Torah pupils for top school work. Samuel Schmidt presented awards, with Dr. Jacob S. Golub noting the prizes were not announced earlier to avoid shaping effort. Winners include Morris Cohen and many others across Avondale, Price Hill, and West End centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmud Torah
Talmud Torahs
Bureau of Jewish Education
Bureau
Rockdale Avenue
Samuel Schmidt
Talmud Torah Committee
Jacob S. Golub
Willam Hirschfeld
The
Svriah
Morris Cohen
Irving Dunsky
Ray Fleischman
Milton Franke
Miriam Grand
Arthur Hyrman
Philip Jacobson
Julian Schneider
Natalie Tennenbaum
Irving Hirschfeld
Avondale Talmud Torah
Sylvia Dirkin
Herbert Collier
Bessie Dunsky
Ida Feldman
Avyiyo Gootman
Philber Hartman
Elmer Katz
Victor Kaufman
Funeral services for Mrs Farrell to be held today
Mrs. John A. Farrell 50 died of a heart attack after arriving from Washington to attend her son Milton Farrell and Miss Emma Pfleger's wedding. Services at 2 p.m. at 3 Bels aw Place Clifton with burial in Spring Grove Cemetery. All week events and Hyde Park reception canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Farrell
Cincinnati
Washington, D. C
Robert D. van Feessen
Belsaw Place
Clifton
Spring Grove Cemetery
Farrell
Catherine Farrell
Milton Farrell
Emma Pfleger
Erkenbrecher Avenue
Hyde Park Country Club
Calvary Church
John Farrell
Washington
Man shot in money dispute on Western Avenue
Leonard Murphy 35 of 1607 Western avenue shot Finley Smith 28 in the right hand after a money dispute in front of Murphy's home. Smith and cousins Alma and John Rader stood in a doorway as Murphy threatened to shoot. Murphy was arrested. Smith treated at St Mary’s Hospital and released. Separately, Mrs Frank Klimesch 127 Valencia street was robbed of 87 dollars by two Negro highwaymen. Sherman Kentucky residents formed a posse and pursue suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Murphy
Western Avenue
Finley Smith
Baymiller Street
Smith
Murphy
Alma Rader
John
St. Mary’s Hospital
Georgetown
Frank Klimesch
Valencia Street
Sherman
Funeral for William Eckman Set at Spring Grove Tomorrow
William Eckman of Avondale dies Tuesday after a long career in the lumber trade. A former president of the Oak Flooring Manufacturers Association of the United States and longtime M B Farrin Lumber Company executive, he will be laid to rest in the Spring Grove Cemetery chapel with his body in state tonight and tomorrow morning. He leaves his uncle and aunt, Walter and Mrs. Bramwell, as survivors and was active in local clubs and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eckman
Dickson
Wedgewood Avenues
Avondale
Spring Grove
Eckman
United States
Europe
Oak
George W. McAlpin Company
McAlpin Company
M. B. Farrin Lumber Company
M. B. Farrrin
Florida
Lumber
Walter Bramwell
McMillan Lodge F
A. M
Hanselmann Commandery Knights Templar
Lumbermen’s Club
Cincinnati
Funeral for Dr. Charles V. Herdliska in Cincinnati
Funeral services for Dr. Charles V. Herdliska 63 of Portland Ore will be at St Francis de Sales Church Woodburn Avenue and Madison Road tomorrow at 9 AM Burial will follow at Spring Grove Cemetery He was connected with the US Public Health Service and once served as Consul General at Lima Peru Survived by his widow three brothers and three sisters with relatives in Cincinnati Buffalo Milroy and St Louis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Herdliska
Portland
Ore
Cincinnati
St. Francis de Sales Church
Woodburn Avenue
Madison Road
Spring Grove Cemetery
Herdliska
Frank J. Herdliska
Cincinnati Dry Goods
Europe
Vienna
McKinley
United States Public Health Service
Lima
Peru
Roosevelt
Robert
John Herdliska
St. Louis
Mary
Rose Staunton
Buffalo, N. Y
Laura Francis
Milroy
Ind
Graf Zeppelin Arrival Hindered by Storm at Seville
The Graf Zeppelin faced a delayed welcome as inclement weather and a mudded field at Tablada airport hindered landing and grounding. Infante Beatriz awaited news from Graf master Hugo Eckener while Spanish officials and German agents stayed calm. About 500 Spanish soldiers prepared to assist in mooring and securing the airship for a several hour stay before moving to Friedrichshafen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Infante
Beatriz
Don Alfonso
Seville
Graf
Hugo Eckener
New York
Friedrichshafen
Rabbi Aaronsohn Weds Childhood Sweetheart in Baltimore
Rabbi Michhael Aaronsohn, blind traveling representative of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, married Miss Rachel Zemon of Baltimore at his residence 318 Forest Avenue yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was conducted by Prof Henry Englander and Rabbi Samuel Woll. The couple were childhood sweethearts who grew up together in Baltimore. Iss Zemon, a Sinai Hospital graduate, later pursued post graduate nursing in New York and has been head nurse at Sinai Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michhael Aaronsohn
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Rachel Zemon
Baltimore
Forest Avenue
Henry Englander
Hebrew Union Colleges
Samuel Woll
Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania
Iss Zemon
Sinai Hospital
YMCA Hosts Two Pool Parties at Eastern Hills Unit
Eastern Hills Y M C A schedules two Saturday night swims. The family party for parents and children starts at 7 while the couples party for members and friends begins at 8. Edgar F. Martin directs swimming activities and Mrs. Georgiana Schreiner oversees the second event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Hills Y. M. C
Edgar F. "Martin
Georgiana Schreiner
State agrees to widen and pave Hamilton Pike to North College Hill
Roy E. Miller informs Mayor William Holmes that State Route No. 9 will be widened to forty feet and paved with concrete from Cincinnati north corporation line through North College Hill to Mt. Healthy for about 125000 dollars. County and village pay one fourth each, state covers half. Infant Aid Society reunion noted with 165 attendees and Ladies Auxiliary members contributing sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Miller
William Holmes
North College Hill
North Corporation
Cincinnati
South Corporation
Mt. Healthy
Norwood Clubs to Gather at Y camp for Frolic and Talk
Members of the Norwood Lions Exchange and Kiwanis meet the Norwood Y s Men Club at Tower Hill camp Monday afternoon and evening. An athletic program follows a dinner and a talk by Dr. Harry Granison Hill of the New Thought Temple Walnut Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Lions, Exchange and Kiwanis Clubs
Norwood Y’s
Tower Hill
Harry Granison Hill
New Thought Temple
Walnut Hills
Exchange Club to Hear University Leaders at Noon
George Babcock director of athletics at the University of Cincinnati and Dana King football coach will be principal speakers at the Exchange Club meeting at the Cincinnati Club at noon today. On Wednesday afternoon June 11 the club will hold a golf party at Three Rivers Golf Club announced secretary George H Lampé yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Babcock
University of Cincinnati
Dana King
University
Exchange Club
Cincinnati Club
Three Rivers Golf Club
George H. Lampé
Advertising and fashion discussed at Cincinnati club meeting
Amos Parrish the national style expert spoke before the Cincinnati Advertisers' Club at the Hotel Gibson about the link between advertising and fashion. More than 2,100 sewing and handicraft pieces by women for St Joseph Infant Asylum on Tennessee Avenue Bond Hill were shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Parrish
Cincinnati
Hotel
Gibson
St. Joseph Infant Asylum
Tennessee Avenue
Bond Hill
Civic and Vocational League and Club Meeting Notes
A series of scheduling notes lists groups and times: Civic and Vocational League, Sigma Nu at 12:30 at Metropole Hotel. Automotive Jobbers Association at noon. Cincinnati Stamp Collectors at 7 p.m. at Gibson Hotel. Rotary Club 12:15 p.m.. Optimist Club 12:15 p.m.. Henry Strauss Company 6:30 p.m.. Rotary Educational Committee 1:30 p.m.. Bradstreet Anniversary 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Civic and Vocational League
Sigma Nu
Metropole Hotel
Automotive Jobbers Association
Cincinnati Stamp Collectors
Farewell Luncheon Honors Musgrave Before Hawaii Move
The Cincinnati chapter of the Reserve Officers Association hosted Lieut. Col. J. R. Musgrave at a farewell luncheon yesterday in the Cincinnati Club. Musgrave departs tomorrow for a new post in Honolulu. Maj. Gen. William G. Everson, head of the Militia Bureau in Washington, will attend a luncheon on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Musgrave
Cincinnati
Reserve Officers’ Association
Cincinnati Club
Col. Musgrave
Honolulu
William G. Everson
Militia Bureau
Washington
Six Men Arrested In High Value Jewelry Theft Case
Police arrest six men after a raid yields $15,000 in uncut diamonds and gold jewelry from an unnamed Pennsylvania family. Five of six defendants were indicted for grand larceny and related charges. O'Connor and Rosen freed on $25,000 bail. Robert Nelson holds $500,000 in jewelry in safety boxes and awaits further evidence in a growing case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Nadel
William J. O'Connor
Buffalo
Jack Rosen
Fifth Avenue
Hilda Carter
George Cole
James W. Watson
O’connor
Rosen
Carter
Cole
Watson
Hot Springs
Ark
Robert Nelson
Cook Found Unconscious After Street Incident
Elmer Van Sant a 45 year old cook of 916 Central avenue was found unconscious on Third street with a fractured skull. Police say he was pulled from a taxicab by two men. driver John Bell of Davis Cab Company and a second man are held on suspicion as Van Sant remains unconscious at General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer van Sant
Cook
Central Avenue
Third Street
van Sant
West Third Street
General Hospital
Frank J. O’toole
West Street
John Bell
McCormick Place
O’toole
Bell
Davis Cab Company
River Stage and Departures at Cincinnati Port
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 12.1 feet and pool at 6 o'clock last night. Vessel departures included The John W. Hubbard bound for Louisville at 6 o'clock and The Senator Idill bound for Pittsburgh at 5 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
Senator Idill
Pittsburgh
Chris Greene
Charleston
Kentucky
Blittsburgh
Ww. Va
Parkersburg
W. Va
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Portsmou
Eomisieee
Ohio
Ind
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Evansville
Sala Ibe
Pane
Indere Reescees
Setrees
Beene Paducah
Icteeeeatbine SN
Cairo
Ill
Ees
Skasenbaboinh
Memphis
Tenn
Helena
Arasin Jioncu
Vickeburg
Miss
New Orleans
Lea
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Vranka
Inc
Lock No
Pa Pree
Eeee Bereesen
Zanesvi Oo
Eebereeveressesers
Ivanhoé
Eaduasy
Bedford
Hinton
Eston
Nashville
Eneeereas
Eeeeettanooga
Rence
Eeemoreses
Johnsonville
Cies
Davenport
Pops
Kansas C
Mca Cenieal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gangland
Sycamore ST
Omi
Dyment
Ont
Ontario
Ignace
Lodge
Julius Baer
Busse & Bora Ng Co
Ay Cog
Baath Nai i ‘Oh Free Chapel
Beechview Home Kitchen
Bishop Cannon
Sinclair
Senate
Heflin
Dem
Ala
Walsh
Southern Tariff League
Association
Congress
Blaine
Wisconsin
Cannon
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. C. Jameson
Jameson
Permanent Judicial Commission
Supreme Court of the Church
Presbyterian Foundation, Inc
Judicial Commission
General Assembly
Foundation
Presbyterians
Mrs. Farrell
DR. Herdliska
Zeppelin
Rabbi Aaronsohn
Infant Aid Society
Ladies’ Auxiliary, Ancient Order of Hiberniang of Dayton
Theodore Hahn Jr
His Orchestra
Harry Willsey
Katz
Bea Moonlite Gardens
Rainbow Park
M. Toll
Armida
Don Terry
Marjorie Kane
Wesley Barry
Vic Potel
Erlanger GR
ASTC
Capitol Vine St
Seventh
TEXAN
Gary C
Fay
C. Henry
Joper
WRAY
Palooka
SGM
Stesak
Robert Armstrong and
Harry Green
Coon
Ae Blackstone
América
Blackstone
K. Hall
Grace Doro
LA Salle and Mack
O’brien
William Boyd
Ernest Torrence
Dorothy Sebastian
Hammerstein Theater
Irene Franklin
Buster West
John West
Don Lee and
Louise
Earl Faber & Co
Havania
Charles
Buddy” Rogers
Josephine Dunn
Carol Lombard
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Agg Eortaes
Clara Bow
Party of the Stars
Paramount
Elsie Janis
William Pow
Nancy Carroll
George Bancroft
Lillian ‘Roth
Clive Brook
H Green
Lyric Vine
Toss Moran
Louise Dresser
Irving Berlin
Lawrence Gray
Helen. Johnson
Benny Rubin
Dais Wees
Palace
Strand
Keith's Walnut
Constance Bennett
Regis Toomey
Cop Ames
Carrie Finnell
Eleanor Cody
Izzat SO
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